By mistake, I refilled . . . looking to hear from the common wisdom of this prestigious forum.
I thought we were supposed to use low silicate in our bricks.
The recommended coolant for Bricks is
any long-life coolant. Long-life coolant has
no silicates; it has no nitrites. This type of coolant is classified as OAT. HOAT is acceptable, too, depending upon its constituents. Yellow and amber can seem almost the same colors if viewed through a glaze of weed butter. GOATs don't figure into any of this.
Anyway, read all about them
here. In addition to breakdown of their protection during extended use, nitrites in coolant will tend to darken the coolant reservoir level gauge tubes in early K-bikes, rendering them useless. That is one reason why BMW specifically cautions against coolant that contains nitrites.
Maybe the common wisdom of this prestigious forum should be
pay close attention to the task at hand. That would ruin all the fun though. :giggles